Chambliss’ pursuit of another year continues

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Trinidad Chambliss’ hearing for a preliminary injunction, which would allow him to play another season of college football, is on Feb. 12 in Pittsboro, Miss. Ole Miss filed on Chambliss’ behalf in October and updated his waiver with supporting documents on Nov. 24. Ole Miss is arguing that the NCAA acted in bad faith by denying Chambliss’ medical waiver. Ole Miss provided 91 pages of medical records, which included a letter from Dr. Anthony Howard, who consulted Chambliss regarding his tonsils. Chambliss re-signed with Ole Miss on Jan. 5 for $5 million — more than he would earn as a mid-round draft pick.